@matejkriz hello! nice to see you in our graphcool slack 🙂 👋

@ayatkevich @wojtek 🎉 hey there! 🖖

hey! totally forgot i had this in my inbox 🙂

i've been using graphcool for a week and it's awesome!

better late then never 😉 glad you made it!

i just added the auth0 integration to my react app today and was wondering whether you have an importer for users

i signed in with my account and added a new mutation from the console with the generated token

wondering if i would have to do the same thing for another account or if there's a way to import it from auth0 to the database

@wojtek I actually need that myself for a migration.

If I happen to put something together I will OS it and let you know

in my case it's just 1 other account to be handled, so i can do that manually. never hurts to ask though 😉

dang with that many reactions I may just have to do this today...

no pressure, though!

nope, none. at. all… 👹

@jaga_santagostino @raulbajales whoopla, hello there! graphcool 🙌

Hey guys, this might have been asked here before (sorry if I am duping a question), but are there plans to extend default graphcool’s auth email and pass system to address some missing features like:

1) email verification
2) password reset
3) session token refreshing
4) email change

is there any downside with query batching?

Hello everyone

hey!!! 🙂

@damienix a warm welcome to you also! 👋

welcome

At what point during the Auth0 Authentication process are you supposed to run the createUser mutation? Right now I’ve got this in my main App container but I know this has to be the wrong direction.

componentWillMount() {
    const auth = this.props.route.auth
    auth.on('profile_updated', (profile) => {
      this.createUser(profile)
    })
  }

hey all - again apologies if this has been asked - have been googling without success Wondering if there is an IDL spec for the graphQL filter queries - ie the default params for the auto-generated 'allCompanies' or whatever end point including such awesome bits as the 'filter' param and the first param etc etc To clarify - I'm trying to write an IDL document - in this format - https://www.graph.cool/docs/faq/graphql-idl-schema-definition-language-kr84dktnp0/ That includes the allPosts() or whatever function under query

Is there a guide I could reference showing secure integration between graphcool and aws lambda? i.e. creating specific access rights for graphcool (read/write) and seting it up as only user who can execute these lambda functions. As an example, something like this guide from MongoDB (https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/serverless-development-with-nodejs-aws-lambda-mongodb-atlas) seems extremely useful.

Question, what is the recommended way to migrate a user database to Graphcool, together with their password data? (I come from Rails with Devise)

a crew of awesome folks joining us today 👯 a warm welcome to @nattthmal @patrickj @be4r @cgaafary @taro @otofu-square welcome to graphcool 🙌

hey folks.. so im burning the midnight oil here trying to get this GRaphQL project specced out would really apprecate any pointers on any kind of IDL that might exist for Graph.Cool Filters ?

This for example, ain't no dang good complains about 'Expected Input Type' when something tries to parse the IDL ?

type ItemFilter {
  AND: [item]
  OR: [item]
  NOT: [item]
}

type Query { 
  # End point for lists of items 
  allItems(
    filter:ItemFilter
    sort: SortOptions
    take:Int
    skip:Int

@nilan my sincere apologies

didnt see your reply to my earlier question hiding in the thread...thats awesome, thanks